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TO -MORROW EVENING, Feb. 5,' . s., will be Nrforaned- a new Drama, in„Three Ads, inter. g ISM with Music, caliell THE FR EE KNIGHTS ; Or, TIIL EDlc - c . OF CBARLEMAGNE. • . The Prince Palatii,e,. Mr. EG E KroN ; Baron Ravensberg, Mr. BLANCHARD; ,Ravensberg, Mr: - C. E MULE ; Count Rula..cl, Mr. INCLE DON ; I 3 ellarrnin (the Abbot of Corbey), Mr. YOUNG ; Christopher, Mr. FA W ..ETT ; Oliver, Mr. SIMMONS ; ' - Agnes, - Mrs. H. JOHNS'I'ON ; The CounteSs I(- , land, Mrs. DAVENPORT; I~irica, Mrs DICKONS. , hA4I 111. will be represented the Installation of the Abbot • of Corbey. To which will be - added. the new Pantomime, called -HARLEQUIN PEDLAR ; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. 1101 OG NA. jun. ; Clown, Mr. GRINIALDI ; iS4.Timothy Chalkstone, Mr. T BLANCHARD ; Sir Marinaduke Rupee, Mr. RI bc.; WAY ; • - Columbine, Miss ADAMS ; Fairy of the Well, Miss.M. BRis - upw ,• b The Fairy Dew Drop, Miss WORGMAN. ,"oXes 7s. Second ;Price 3s. 6d.,--Pit 35.-6 d. Second Price• '• Gallery zs. Second Price is.—Uuper (:alter) is. r"n•• Friday' will be performed (for the first time) a new ce, in Two Acts, called A Budget of Blunders. • LYCEUM THEATRE. lJ i , , ..ertne Spet.lal Licenseol the LORD C RAM LI E R LAI N, i C . ~ .. ranted tor the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. -i -- • - 1 11E,Ill• Majesties' Seivan'ts, ,:forming the COM ,A, c ,NIV • the late DRURY- LANE. THEATRE, 'UI, THUS. PR. F.SE N r EVENINC; February 14,.. aro, l'ettorin the revived Comedy of .... ... .. . . THE HYPOCRITE. = , • .. ,_ • Sir John Lambert, Mr. POW , ELL; '' • ' - Doctor t ant welt . , 111!„.,1).0 vv.ToN ;.---- - - . ~ ol: . lone] Lahibert," lylr. 'WRENCH i l-- DA ilky, Mr HOLLAND ; , -. ••• 1 1 . - Sey.var Mr. DI. CAMP ; ". Maw.worm, Mr. MATHEWS ; , Old Lady Lambert, Mrs. SPA RE,IS v., `•••• , Young I ny Lambert, Mrs. O'RGER ' ; ' Charlotte, .Mrs. EDWIN ; . . .. • -- .- - -.Betty, Mrs. CHATTERLEY. ..Art ~ el'. which (for . theLicuittl . tinie . ar ti:, n Theatre) the Musical ... . . THE REVIEW.; Or, THE WikGs' OF WINDSOR. Mr. D puty Bull, Mr PENSON; ' c Captarn BeAugard, Mr. 'Looney Nlactwolter, Mr. lONtsiSTONE; • John OX IiRRY ; Caleb Quorum, Mr. MA I S ; Charlez Willtains„ Mr. HORN, - Mho will introduce a New Sony, composed by Sir rohn - Stevensolj; Grace,Gaylove; Mrs ()Kt: E ; Lucy; — Mrs.' BEA N 0 ; • itoeb ' sse Mi ‘K...F. ELY • ' - , Xes 6s. Second Price .3s. —Pit 3s. 6tl Second Price zs.— p,"Vry 2s, SeCond Frice is. -Upper Galles') Is.. Second ', l ce 6d. . 1,,' 0 -morrew; Riches ! or, The Wife and llrot - er ; with "e Critic • or, A Trage,ty Rehearsed. dimnew Musical Farce is in rehearsal, and will be imme. pmdtwed. . . _ • LOCK HOSPITAL, • - - N'y A Ry 2e, 1810. rx a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT, sumL moiled to take into eunsiderati , n the present clec.ayed 04 the 11EDSTEADS and BEDDING of the LIDS 1' A it was - • Uh. attiottsly Resolved, ; Thor -, n should •be..made to the Pedic on the pre ...e11% • • t ; - occas , oit. v l'lle L oc k 11 o 4 p i ta l ? ' h os f or more thrall -•' er4 fact c, toe tytt)st wretched and tniseralqt: _ ; ; since the c. , tto • :rt- •, tution, ;esti a ttuttd , ..:, t!,att..3 77 Palmas ti ~rritssed tauterfcct both sexe. restur••l to their who ,ingertitl'oura 1. atltsonte Xr stLi _ rs redaimed by the tell - t i5 L'S trtv t • • '. - ,tents; - atxrthe - progress of , untk „ j „ re.: J....,utterer. and %testi udive • " • 6 . 1 ' io n tit ri:it,c the.liedstead. and Beddinti have • 'tri rit ,ture of the disease,•aial the retne- V . ' S y , !l4:l! ate.onpityed for its cltre;" they are ie.,dt:red corn unfit tor rtrther use. To defray the expeut:e ot put -14ittg lie.* cries, ;several hundted'pounds• are itecessl - 4, and . s _ the funds or t be I o,titurion are very . inadequate to the'sup-• 1 4 "1 thltunual . ex pentlitu re,' the Governors have no other i' 4, 4•lrce but tut appeal ..1(2 t eir own body, and-to the generous • ;thlie, tO a'ecouplth ywhat they" conLeive to he ittdispensa - 11qe, , ,5a6 to the existence ot the Hosrittal; 1 ,' , -Ibseriptions for the above purpose.will be thankfully (leiv , l tlie'Hospital ;at - Messrs. Drimintbuds and Co. 0, t aring : Cross ; Messrs. Down", .rhornton,,anct . Free, Bar ; i k " )1- oinew. JAM ; MessrS: Mares, leet-dtreet ; anti Messrs. Morland, and eiZ hay. flat t.t,itiversbils as subscribe Five Cul_neas or upwards, t hes privilege of recommending . Pat entse subjcit to the pules ot thb.btospital..until the expiration bf the year tYto. Jay order of the Board, N. MEREDITH, Secretary. , THE PITT SEAL, Ss IFred to the Memorrofthat , upright Statesm9n, to whom ti ritain — O - WeS * her Indeperftience, her Safety, and her at:- kivjtiledged Superiority over the enslaved and di:graded Nu. tions of Europe. . I • •. .I\ilß PRASBRIDGE. respectfully infutrps those .k who, sensible ot 'such hlessings,- lament the loss of ' , II whose Councils pr cued "them, that he has haPpily - "&e. , 'l 4 ob t ain ing a • d I m pre ssi on f SEA LS, kr LOCKETS, taken. from Turnerelli's is eteduleci the best Likeness of the Right Hein {l -1 ['ITT. "0. too, leet. street. 10 1 ALEE AND BIRTH-DAY HEAD-DRESS, or, ROSS'S HEADS OF HAIR: No, 119; Bishopsgate street Within. • . •f t li Fs., distinguished admiration- beAo‘ted by , F ashionable, World at Court on the new Invention hi ' 2 u cluck,d by Ross, during the late jubilee, and the reputatiun has universally attended 'his ornainental pioduetion•,, O ' Q- eminently distinguish kiln above all competition. h twenty years studigits application to the,piineiples of t olePrssion,lie has at length brought to complete perfcc.. most extraordinary Head Dress ever offered- tor ( ~ ' , ' : . : l lC-a pprvbatio. l "l;which • I h a s obtained the appell a ti on Heads otHair." here tiseS to the most per;feet semblance Of nature I t A superticis of the skin and conittlexional colours of the Kr,•ate• most astonishingly imitated, and appe:4llP.as ..the ' :,( . 4.11,1 w or k an d b ase,upon wh i ch the hair is fixed. - • • Y-parttele is w- i.dinitably ;etnistriitted as to admit the in , tline examination, without the possibility of a tbs. : : ; and the wliude system is sO -exquiSitely . vyove must 114,j , ti:e of , elnk comfort and elegance of taste - with ihc MOSE 3 1 , Peatance of nature.• . kb, 1 1 • E ~,r~r. THE FREE KNIGHTS, , - .This Day was published, By Gotitdink, D'Alm;tines, Potter, and Co. 124, New Bond street, and 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin, Price Twelve Shillings, THE FREE KNIGTS; or, the Edta of Char lertvigne. Nuw performing with universal applause, at the - new Theatre Royal Covent Garden. The Overture and Music entirely new, composed by ' Alia& inghi. ..1.1. E. D N S1);1 1, FEBRILAI,Ir . 14, 181.0. THE MONTHLY REVIEW. MEW EDITIONS of all those Numbers of this MEW Work, which have long been scarce, are just com pleted, and:the Public may now be supplied with ~ny..Nutnh ers, or Volumes, trout its commencement in 1 749, to the present t me A few whole Sets, with the General Index, in Three Volumes,' iti Sheets, have been made up, and may be had of the principal Booksellers. .Also Sets of the kinw time. Sold by Becket and : Porter, No. 81, Pall-Mall. 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Hawkins, Old B-md-tztreet-; Hayward, Picca , Miy ; ay ley 'and Co, Cockspur-street ; Barry, Westminster ; • Ward, Hvlborm; HarriF, Ludgatc.-street ; . Randall, Ejo.:hatige and etarke, lh CP tIC;E srxriENc.E ITAPptNikf THE MINUTES OF EVI;)ENCE, Taken Wore,the Corn:ilittce of t:ie whole Rouse, appointed to consider of the POliciand Conduct of the Sate Lion to Lila Scheldt. • - - -FOURTH DAY, FEB. 8.• The Right Hon. Sir ,OHN ANtTlttitint , R, Bart, in tti: Lie - utenant-Cdlonel GORDON called in. Exitininecttiy the Committee. Were'you cousulicd by the. Commander in Chief, or by any Member. of the Admittistraiion, le. i .e, t ing the ptojetled E)cpedition . to the Scheldt was by the Commander in Chief. -Did you your opinion in writing or verbatly ? —The Comma- , der in. Cir of desired tue to pit my sentiments in writing'; I did so, and delivered them to him. Fl'he opinion delivered in by Lieutenatit-Colo'el Giadcin was read.] • Mentorandu.ln upon the supposed pra6licability of destroyi ng the trench Ships and Vessel. in the. Scheldt, and in, the Arsenals at Arsenals at Antwerp, May 31,.i5 ; 9 " The .only Modes by w bad! an at tenipt to this effect could be made with any proiPett of success, appear to he--;- First, By a conjunet operation of the navy and arna7, the forme!' acting in the river,-and t fZc ktter landing on the coils:, and touving, dire upn i werp. S'ocondly, By a maritime operation en. lusiveiy from our ships and vessels in the river Scheidt, and a:ling from them with our land fOrc'es against such pai:es on either batik of the Scheldt, as inEtrbe.ne ces-ary to.faclitate the - operation - upon* the Lily of , Antwerp. `.` The primary consideration upon—both of the above modes are the ekwitt of our nirans, compared with tioat Ofthe enetny, and the obstodes`we should have opposed /ti our -attempts' both . 131 land mud IX a er. " There doei ithl appear to be any dituni that e;in lead 'to any probable guess at rhe tx:ent or ibe force which the enemy may pos,ess ;it Ant werpa6.l the sqon , towns adycent, or even at [tie ext . t-nt of the armed population of militia of the neighbouring distriefs, b'ut is imagined, from vat ;ot.ts concurring. testirnonlig that the whole regular turc,± has beim dawn off towards Germany, and that the cow try in the vicinity of Antwerp has been .1 . , ft more 'cks. titute of troops than at any former period.' This • appears to be the utmost extent of our intormatioU, and upon the accuracy of which trust depend Cue success or failure of our project. I f‘ The- Wtis ,could employ' uponthis service areas follow, _ . 22 Ships of the line, capable of caltaining each soy soldiers. 8 more Ships of the line. p• Ships of the line. " Frigates and smaller vessels of war capable of contain. ingo.4,ono soldiers. . . . _ . Making conveyance on board ships of war, for an army of 25,0.0 infantry. " The utmost extent of Land Forces th-lt could be spared from the United Kingdom tar this service, is as fOIiOWS, viz : 30,000 Infantry. 6,c:4)0 Cavalry. t Total 36,0t0 " To this must be. added the usual proportion of field artillery, say twelve brigades at least, ,:iid tour troops of horse artillery, the horses of which may be calQulated at least at 1000. To thi.s must br ad ,ed,. a certain proportion of gulls of lar ge r caiiiire; Which, wit htheir equipage, might req,iirt, 500 horse s fore. _ Ir to this is added 500 horses wore for the St.:, tr and other services of the army, the, land foice will aniouni as tollows - ;• viz. • MEN.. 30,000 tiOftS ES. Infantry Cavalry Ordnance - -6,000 500 6, 0 2,5,a Total 38,000 9,000 c . ‘ Of the : above the ships of war could convey . 25,000 faulty., , . " Tronil.ort tpnnage must therefore be provided for 13,000 men and.9ooo horses, besides oidn:ince and camp stores. - " .. TUe . Whole of The above force being embirked,' it 'must then be conducted to its final • destination, which may be supposed nearly as follows, viz. " It must be evident that if a land operation is to be ,ate' meted, no part or the above, force can,be spared for any purpose of co-operatio n withh - The sea- • Men by partial descents frbm the fleet upon the shores of tl.e Scheldt, but it must be' wluilly and solely app . ropriated for the attainment of its obj eel by a March ihningli the enemy's country. The placys fo disembark:iltion of this land force,, app.-err tb . be Ostend and a Blanenburg ; and: thougb it may , b e skipphs'ing great ile.d o it MUM', to rend, T the proj at all possA)le, be, supposed that Ost4.-.od, on the aP- pearance of such an itnposing force, "yens its gates without ,opp .sition 7 The army could 'not wove forward ..wnhout having 0„ place d'armes for its stores, SN. and least of air, leaving a strong •p!ace ref derecoce in its rear in the hands bf the enemy. It must b: therefore a fixed thing, fliat before the arrny motes forward, Ostend most be in our possession. From Ostend to Antwerp, there are two great' roads ; viz. The one by Bruges, Ghent, and Lokeren,: and the u hole distance about six '.miles ; but it must be observ,..d, that this route, besides leading through a lo'w country intersected with canals, only brings you to the banks of the - Scheldt oppo,ite to . Antwerp, and . the means of passing the river bating been pro_ . hably removed, very consid4 . able delay most elotte before even an attempl conid he made by us towards the . .4,biee:t of our enterprize. This route, thetefore glaltit not be followed. . . The other road, and that by. which the army • must march, Je ids from Ostend, through Thoroux, Oudenarde, Most, or Brussels, Malitie,; to Ant - werfi, and it; about 100 or •1 10 miles. " When it is considered, that the under-meiv,